Freddie Roach: "Pacquiao Had Khan Down At Least 4 Times"

[Lullaby]

punch / beat?

Need some ?

[Evol]

http://www.boxnews.com.ua/en/news/77...manny-pacquiao

http://www.boxingscene.com/khan-reveals-pacquiao-sparring-tale-it-real-fight--32529

Took me literally 2 sec's to search that.


Their mutual trainer, Freddie Roach, told FanHouse during a recent interview that Khan "punched the **** out of Manny.


"I thought Amir looked great, he punched the **** out of Manny," Roach told FanHouse, when asked about how Khan looked in sparring with Pacquiao.

On the other hand, Khan believes Pacquiao may have gone easy on him, at least on that particular day.

"I think Manny may have taken it easy on me. We trained hard together. It was great sparring. I had to do really well against him, just to see where I am. It's a great inspiration and it's an honor to be in the same ring as him," Khan said


LOLOLOLOL

[Evol]

Need some ?

for what? u said beat the shiiet out of manny. i didnt see that.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

no need to add new words to it LOL.

U wot m8?

http://www.espn.co.uk/boxing/sport/story/61329.html

Amir Khan's trainer Freddie Roach is convinced that the Briton can defeat Floyd Mayweather Jnr after he "beat the s**t out of" Manny Pacquiao during sparring.

Roach, who oversees both Khan and Pacquiao, pitted the two against each other during one of Khan's training sessions ahead of his bout with Marcos Maidana.

According to Roach, Khan proved his pedigree at the highest level by dominating the man widely regarded to be the world's pound-for-pound king.
"Amir beat the s**t out of him for four rounds in the last session before we started easing off the training," Roach said. "Even Manny knows that and he said so."

Khan, who defends his WBA light-welterweight strap against Maidana at the weekend, is training his sights on a 2011 bout against Mayweather Jnr. Taking on the unbeaten American would mean a step up in weight - and quality - for Khan, but Roach has no doubts that the 24-year-old has what it takes to triumph.

"I used to think I had one fighter who could beat Mayweather - but now I think I have two," Roach said. "I am not a big fan of Mayweather - Amir and Manny have speed which he can't handle. If Mayweather won't fight Manny, maybe he'll fight Amir.

"I am not saying I would want that one right now, but maybe in another two fights. I have never had a better listener than Amir. You give him a gameplan and he sticks to it. I know he will do that on Saturday."

Read more at

http://www.espn.co.uk/boxing/sport/s...XoqK5GQvhpD.99

[FrankieBruno]

even if pac knocked khan our a 100 times

freddie roach story has changed a 100 times, he's a very shady fella, very sad individual

[Evol]

U wot m8?

http://www.espn.co.uk/boxing/sport/story/61329.html

Amir Khan's trainer Freddie Roach is convinced that the Briton can defeat Floyd Mayweather Jnr after he "beat the s**t out of" Manny Pacquiao during sparring.

Roach, who oversees both Khan and Pacquiao, pitted the two against each other during one of Khan's training sessions ahead of his bout with Marcos Maidana.

According to Roach, Khan proved his pedigree at the highest level by dominating the man widely regarded to be the world's pound-for-pound king.
"Amir beat the s**t out of him for four rounds in the last session before we started easing off the training," Roach said. "Even Manny knows that and he said so."

Khan, who defends his WBA light-welterweight strap against Maidana at the weekend, is training his sights on a 2011 bout against Mayweather Jnr. Taking on the unbeaten American would mean a step up in weight - and quality - for Khan, but Roach has no doubts that the 24-year-old has what it takes to triumph.

"I used to think I had one fighter who could beat Mayweather - but now I think I have two," Roach said. "I am not a big fan of Mayweather - Amir and Manny have speed which he can't handle. If Mayweather won't fight Manny, maybe he'll fight Amir.

"I am not saying I would want that one right now, but maybe in another two fights. I have never had a better listener than Amir. You give him a gameplan and he sticks to it. I know he will do that on Saturday."

Read more at

http://www.espn.co.uk/boxing/sport/s...XoqK5GQvhpD.99

On the other hand, Khan believes Pacquiao may have gone easy on him, at least on that particular day.

"I think Manny may have taken it easy on me. We trained hard together. It was great sparring. I had to do really well against him, just to see where I am. It's a great inspiration and it's an honor to be in the same ring as him," Khan said

[Grimmer]

This coming from a man who calls Algieri "cõcky"?

Algieri is one of the soundest guys in the sport. There's barely any ego in him.

Roach is well off.

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On the other hand, Khan believes Pacquiao may have gone easy on him, at least on that particular day.

"I think Manny may have taken it easy on me. We trained hard together. It was great sparring. I had to do really well against him, just to see where I am. It's a great inspiration and it's an honor to be in the same ring as him," Khan said

and what about this?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/boxing/3264990/Manny-Pacquiao-has-told-Amir-Khan-You-kicked-my-butt.html

MANNY PACQUIAO has sent Amir Khan the birthday message he only ever dreamed of hearing: You kicked my ass.

The eight-division world champion, universally acknowledged as the best boxer on the planet, has admitted for the first time Khan has got the better of him in their fierce spars.
Pacman told Freddie Roach, who trains them both, "Amir kicked my ass today" after their final session ahead of Khan's world-title defence against Marcos Maidana on Saturday night.




lol, someone is getting exposed left & right.

anyway, whats the next excuse?

[Dirk Diggler UK]

On the other hand, Khan believes Pacquiao may have gone easy on him, at least on that particular day.

"I think Manny may have taken it easy on me. We trained hard together. It was great sparring. I had to do really well against him, just to see where I am. It's a great inspiration and it's an honor to be in the same ring as him," Khan said

Ok....

That doesn't change the fact that Roach said Khan beat the **** out of Pacquaio. You said he didn't say that.

[Evol]

and what about this?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/boxing/3264990/Manny-Pacquiao-has-told-Amir-Khan-You-kicked-my-butt.html

MANNY PACQUIAO has sent Amir Khan the birthday message he only ever dreamed of hearing: You kicked my ass.

The eight-division world champion, universally acknowledged as the best boxer on the planet, has admitted for the first time Khan has got the better of him in their fierce spars.
Pacman told Freddie Roach, who trains them both, "Amir kicked my ass today" after their final session ahead of Khan's world-title defence against Marcos Maidana on Saturday night.




lol, someone is getting exposed left & right.

anyway, whats the next excuse?